Yet another tragic murder of an innocent teenager has occurred in England; a sweet, lovely 16 year old boy – Jimmy Mizen - decided to celebrate turning the milestone age, 16, by walking to the local shop with his brother to buy his very first lottery ticket.
He never bought his ticket because some scumbag youth decided to pick a fight with young Jimmy. Jimmy did not wish to fight anyone, had never known violence in his short life, and so he was slashed in the neck with broken glass. He bled to death on the shop floor in his brother’s arms.
You can throw all the social workers, psychologists and politicians into one room and listen to all their useless rhetoric for as long as you like but just one thing is clear; England has gone to the dogs. Violent, vicious one’s at that. When someone cannot walk to their local shop without being murdered; or ride on a train or bus; or tell some young yobs to sod off away from your front garden without being savagely and cold-bloodedly killed means the time has come to deal with these murderers in the only way they deserve.
Mr Brown the people have had enough. There is only one punishment for these feral savages and it can be said in one image…
Bring it back!
The Blairs at Balmoral 1999: the day after the night before – obviously
I have been following the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition in recent weeks and I was so astounded by the sheer talent, and the passion, of those entrants. These kids were no more than eighteen years old and all displayed a drive and ambition that I wish was prevalent in more British youth these days.
And what people had to say…